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On September 1, I received an e-mail from Facebook Meta telling me that someone may have accessed my account and Facebook temporarily locked my FB account for security purpose. "It looks like someone may have accessed your Facebook account. To secure your account, you'll need to answer a few questions and change your password the next time you go to Facebook. For your protection, no one can see you on Facebook until you secure your account." According to Facebook they have seen unsual activity on my account which mean that someone has used my account without my knowledge.  What to do if it happens to you? Facebook just prompted me to confirm my mobile number and e-mail address associated my my Facebook account. Deleted mobile numbers that should not be associated with or have been inactive. After that Facebook sent an SMS with my two-factor authentication code and my account was unlocked. After opening my FB account. I have checked if someone sent messages to my FB Networ...

For the first time, sasagutin Dingdong Dantes ang inyong mga katanungan sa Facebook Q&A! Type in your questions below at si Dingdong mismo ang sasagot ng inyong mga tanong sa November 17, 2015!

How do I add age restrictions to my Page? You can use age restrictions to limit the audience of your Page. For example, if the topic of your Page includes alcohol or adult products, you may consider using age restrictions. To add age restrictions to your Page, you'll need to be an  admin . If you're an admin: Click  Settings  at the top of your Page Click  Age Restrictions Select the age group that should see your Page Click  Save Changes When you add age restrictions, only people who meet the minimum age will see your Page. Any people who like your Page who are younger than the selected minimum age will be deleted. You can update your Page's age restrictions at any time, but people who were removed won't be added back unless they like your Page again. How do I control who can see my Page's posts? There are 2 ways to control who can see your Page's posts: Limit your post's audience so only certain people can see it Target your post to certain audiences in Ne...

Where are the privacy settings for my Page? You'll need to be an  admin  to view and edit your Page's privacy settings. If you're an admin: Click  Settings  at the top of your Page Click  General  in the left column From here, you can set country and age restrictions to control who can see and like your Page. You can also control  publishing preferences  and  proactively moderate content  from this section. What are the different Page roles and what can they do? There are 5 different types of roles for people who manage Pages. Only an admin can change someone's role. The table below outlines the 5 Page roles (across) and what they're able to do (down): Admin Editor Moderator Advertiser Analyst Manage Page roles and settings ✔ Edit the Page and add apps ✔ ✔ Create and delete posts as the Page ✔ ✔ Send messages as the Page ✔ ✔ ✔ Respond to and delete comments and posts to the Page ✔ ✔ ✔ Remove and ban people from the Page ✔ ✔ ✔ Create ads ...

Page profile picture Your Page's profile picture is the square picture at the top of your Page's Timeline. This picture also appears next to your Page's posts and other activity on Facebook. How do I add or change my Page's profile picture? To add or change your Page's profile picture: Go to your Page Hover over your profile picture and click  Select an option and follow the on-screen instructions: Pick a photo you already shared from your Page Take a new photo Upload a photo from your computer Edit your thumbnail Remove your current photo Keep in mind that if you haven't already  shared photos  from your Page, you may not see all of these options. Learn about the  dimensions  of your Page's profile picture. What are the dimensions of my Page's profile picture and cover photo? Your Page's profile picture: Displays at 160x160 pixels on your Page on computers, 140x140 pixels on smartphones and 50x50 pixels on most feature phones Must be at least 180x18...

The best way to report abusive content or spam on Facebook is by using the  Report  link that appears near the content itself. Here are some examples of how you can report content to us: Profiles To report a profile: Go to the profile you want to report In the bottom right of the cover photo, click   and select  Report Follow the on-screen instructions

How to create a Facebook Page: Go to  facebook.com/pages/create Click to choose a Page category Select a more specific category from the dropdown menu and fill out the required information Click  Get Started  and follow the on-screen instructions What Page names are allowed on Facebook? Page names must accurately reflect the Page. Keep in mind that only authorized representatives can manage a Page for a brand, place, organization or public figure. Page names can't include: Terms or phrases that may be abusive or violate someone's rights. Improper capitalization. Page names must use grammatically correct capitalization and may not include all capital letters, except for acronyms. Symbols (ex: ® ) or unnecessary punctuation. Long descriptions, such as a slogan. People who manage Pages can add this information to a Page's  About  section. Any variation of the word "Facebook." Learn more at  Brand Resources . Misleading words. If a Page isn't the official Page ...

Facebook Tutorial- Waht to do if I got an email saying I requested a new password. I got an email saying I requested a new password but I didn't make this request. If you got a Facebook password reset email that you didn't request, it's likely that someone accidentally entered your email address or username when attempting to log into their account. This often happens if you have a popular username or email address. As long as you don't click the link contained in the email, no action will be taken and your account will remain secure. If you receive a second email confirming that your password was reset,  secure your account .

How do I create an event from my Page? To create an event from your Page: On your Page's Timeline, click  Offer, Event +  and select  Event Fill in information about your event Click  Create You also can add targeting so that certain audiences are more likely to see your Page's event in News Feed. While creating your event, click  Select Targeting  at the bottom to target your event based on gender, location, age and more. More info Get help for mobile apps and browsers 

Facebook Tutorial-How do I change my Facebook Page's category? Earlier I have a facebook page which I wanted to change  the page category, and here's how to do it. To change your Page's category: Click  About  below your Page's cover photo Click  Page Info  in the left column Hover over the  Category  section and click  Edit Select a category from the first dropdown menu, then select a more specific category from the second dropdown menu Click  Save Changes There's no limit to the number of times that you can change the category of your Page. Note: If you don't see a category that describes your Page, please choose the closest available option from the categories listed.

GMA Network's Facebook Page hit One Million Likes!  "Isang Milyong Pasasalamat Kapuso, nakakataba ng puso ang inyong walang humpay na pagsuporta sa GMA Network sa telebisyon, radyo o online.  Dahil sa ating masayang samahan sa Facebook, lalong lumalaki at tumitibay ang ating community online. Sa inyong patuloy na pag-share, pag-comment o pag-like sa aming mga posts sa Facebook, pati na rin sa pag-follow, pag-retweet at pag-mention sa amin sa Twitter (@gmanetwork), mas marami pang kapuso ang maaabot ng ating isang milyong saya, isang milyong tuwa at isang milyong pasasalamat -- on air man o online. Mabuhay tayong lahat, mga Kapuso! #1MilyongPasasalamatGMA"

Here's Gloc 9- Official Facebook and Twitter Account for the benifit of his fans and for show inqueries. OFFICIAL GLOC-9 PAGE for show inquiries contact Mrs.9 at +639399236246 / +639178356488 email at thea@glocdash9.com or ms. Jen at jenn_primero@yahoo.com +639163864064 Biography: Probably one of the most, if not the most, low key rapper in the business, GLOC 9 is also one of the most popular in his chosen genre.  With all the awards and recognition he has received, he remains modest and humble. He has bagged the following awards: 2012 Favorite Male Artist - Myx Music Awards  2012 Best Collaboration (One Hit Combo) - Myx Music Awards 2012 Best Urban Video (Elmer) - Myx Musi...See more DescriptionOfficial website: http://glocdash9.com/ twitter account: @glocdash9 for show inquiries contact Mrs.9 at +639399236246 / +639178356488 email at thea@glocdash9.com or ms. Jen at jenn_primero@yahoo.com +639163864064

Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg Sued by FB Investors! Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly being sued by his own investors claiming that he sold more than $1 billion worth of the company's shares just before prices started tumbling. Shareholders also claimed that Zuckerberg knew the stock was overvalued and dumped his own shares to avoid continued losses. The lawsuit, filed on June 3, in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, includes Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley. TMZ reports: A new lawsuit claims Mark Zuckerberg pulled a billion dollar fast one on Facebook investors. The class action lawsuit -- filed by disgruntled Facebook shareholders -- claims the 28-year-old CEO had inside info that the stock was grossly overvalued, and he protected his own financial hide by quickly unloading a ton of Facebook stock. This is the second time in two weeks a group of FB shareholders have joined together to accuse the mogul of withholding information. The lawsuit claims Zucker...

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg  appeared in his first television interview since the feature film about him and the creation of his company premiered this fall. Mark Zuckerberg announced the latest changes to the popular social networking site Sunday night in his highest-profile public appearance to date, using an interview with Lesley Stahl of "60 Minutes" to describe a new look for users' profile pages. In a wide-ranging interview, the tech industry's latest wunderkind also discussed the possibility of a Facebook IPO, his wealth, online privacy and his portrayal in "The Social Network," telling Stahl that he saw the movie with employees of his company.

The latest Facebook meme-for-a-cause has people replacing their profile pictures with photos of their favorite cartoon characters, supposedly to boost awareness of violence against children. But where did it come from? The most common form of the meme spreading on Facebook contains the following message, which has been reported at least since December 1:   "Change your Facebook profile picture to a cartoon from your childhood and invite your friends to do the same. Until Monday (December 6), there should be no human faces on Facebook, but a stash of memories. This is for eliminating violence against children." However, a   cursory search   reveals that there are no large-scale events or anniversaries related to violence against children within that time frame. Read More here... However, still it did create a great deal of child abuse awareness, ju st like one of facebook user posted on the said fanpage: This spread of awareness was not posted by the NSPCC or any campaign...

A friend of mine (Mafia Wars family...lol)  received a warning from facebook saying that someone tried to access his account from a different location. According to FB log, the attempt came from another location.  Message from facebook: Unusual Login Activity - Please Review Someone attempted to log into your Facebook account from a computer, mobile device or another location we didn't recognize. Please follow this quick process to: * Review your login activity * Help ensure that no one is attempting to use your account without your permission My friends suggestions: I suggest everyone to be vigilant by not showing too much of your personal infos on profiles (e.g. birthday etc) that can be used to access not just to your FB account but to your personal pc, e-mails, online banking etc. These type of people are everywhere lurking, waiting for their chance to f*** someone up. So, dont let that someone be YOU! This aint the 1st time it happened to me, my account has been disable...

Facebook is now worth more than eBay in terms of privately held stock, making it the third- largest US internet business, and fueling speculation that the social network could sell shares to the public in the not-to-distant future. Facebook’s stock is trading at more than $16 on SecondMarket, an exchange for shares of privately held companies, said a person familiar with the latest pricing data. That would put its worth at about $41 billion, more than EBay’s $39.3 billion valuation on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Facebook only trails Amazon, worth $74.4 billion, and Google, valued at $192.9 billion, among US Internet companies. Facebook, the world’s largest social-networking site, previously vaulted past other Internet pioneers, such as Yahoo! and travel site Expedia. The valuation doesn’t indicate what Facebook will be worth in an initial public offering, which will only become known once it opens its shares to the public. The value of Facebook on New York-based SecondMarket has more than...

The Philippines' social media scene has just reached another milestone, by going up two notches in Facebook's global ranking with its over 18 million Facebook users to date. The development comes barely a week after social media analytics company Facebakers.com hiked up the country's ranking from eighth place to sixth on its list of countries with the largest numbers of Facebook users. Since then, this number has grown by 2.78 percent or over 500,000 new users in just a matter of days. As of Friday afternoon, the Philippines boasted of 18.12 million Facebook users, representing 61.02 percent of the country's online population and 18.14 percent of the total population. Also according to Facebakers research, most new Facebook users in the Philippines over the past three months are between the ages of 18 and 24. Currently, this demographic category accounts for the majority or 44 percent of all Filipino Facebook users. Top growing countries on Facebook in October Source: F...

According to analytics company Facebakers.com, the Philippines now has the sixth largest population of Facebook users in the world next to the US, Indonesia, the UK, Turkey, and France. In its latest online report released on October 30 in the Philippines, Facebakers noted that the country's Facebook users now totals 17,942,340 and may be expected to breach the 18 million mark within the month given current growth rates. Over the past month alone, the number of Filipino Facebook users went up by 8.08 percent or 1.5 million new users, according to Facebakers. This places the Philippines in sixth place (up from eighth place a few months ago) on Facebakers' list of countries with the most Facebook users. The report also indicated that the current number of Filipino Facebook users accounts for 60.4 percent of online Filipinos or 18 percent of the country's total population.

PALO ALTO, California - Facebook has unveiled tools to give users more control over personal information and let them set up cliques of friends, as the world's No.1 social network tries to protect its lead from a growing challenge by Google Inc. The new "Groups" feature makes it easier for its half-billion users to interact with select circles of friends, instead of having photos and personal messages openly viewable to family, college buddies and colleagues alike. Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg said the change -- which analysts say is intended partly to mirror the various circles that people navigate in actual life -- should make people even more comfortable publishing personal information on the service. "If we can do this, then we can unlock a huge amount of sharing that people want to do, but today they just can't do, because either it's too annoying, or there just aren't the right privacy settings to be able to do this at large scale," Zuck...